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Great News!!!
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Domtar Paper Mill sponsored Reach For the Highest Branch. All students were challenged to read 4000 books throughout the second nine weeks. The final challenge day was January 15th, and collectively, our students read 4022 books and met the challenge! Each student also passed a quiz after reading each book.
Congratulations to our students and teachers for their successful participation. Many thanks to Domtar for sponsoring this promotion. The school will receive boxes of paper, and all students that participated will enjoy a prize. There are other incentives that our faculty and students will also participate in. We are so excited about the fact that our students are reading and excited about their reading!
A Message From Our Principal
Dear Parents, Families and Friends,
At Bennettsville Intermediate School, we are deeply committed to making a positive difference in the lives of your children. We will accomplish this by setting high academic expectations and providing supportive systems to educate and enable all students to achieve their highest potential.
We embrace the challenges of the future. Our remarkable staff, involved parents and committed students come together to make Bennettsville Intermediate School a wonderful and unique place to learn and grow.
We hope your visit to our website will give you a quick snapshot of life at our school. Please explore our links to find out more about curriculum, programs, and daily events.
The entire faculty and staff looks forward to working with you and your children while working to achieve academic success.
Sincerely,
Carl Ransom, Principal
News and Events
The faculty and staff of Bennettsville Intermediate School would like to welcome each student and their families to our school.
Parents' and Guardians' Rights Notification
Parents and guardians in the Marlboro County School District have the right to learn about the following qualifications of their child's teacher: state licensure requirements for the grade level and content areas taught, the current licensing status of your child's teacher, and baccalaureate/graduate certification/degree.
You may also request the qualifications of an instructional paraprofessional who serves your student in a Title I program or if your school operates a school-wide Title I program. Parents or guardians may request this information from the Federal Programs Office by calling 843.454- 2022 or by sending a letter of request in care of Federal Programs, 100 Matheson Street, Bennettsville, South Carolina, 29512.
Marlboro County School District ensures that parents or guardians will be notified in writing if their child has been assigned, or has been taught by a teacher for four or more consecutive weeks who is not considered highly qualified.